7 replies to this topic

[dundun92]

There should be an indicator that stops/warns you from choosing a starting airplane incompatible (e.g, runway length conflict) with your home airport. It can really get annoying at times, especially for beginners.

[Marb1]

I agree 100%, even though it's never happened to me.

[ЗЫРХ]

There should be an indicator that stops/warns you from choosing a starting airplane incompatible (e.g, runway length conflict) with your home airport. It can really get annoying at times, especially for beginners.

do some research on the aircraft and airport before you choose to start? i get that it may be annoying, but it would just be a waste of time to code it, etc...

[SirMoo]

do some research on the aircraft and airport before you choose to start? i get that it may be annoying, but it would just be a waste of time to code it, etc...

It would be a total of like... 2 queries and less than 5 lines... Not really that much time.

[Stevphfeniey]

It would be a total of like... 2 queries and less than 5 lines... Not really that much time.

 

Given Javascript and PHP, you're gonna have to tack on about 3 weeks of bug testing and screaming at the machine when your perfectly fine code doesn't ****ing work

[dead pigeon?]

Given Javascript and PHP, you're gonna have to tack on about 3 weeks of bug testing and screaming at the machine when your perfectly fine code doesn't ****ing work

Given PHP, it will never work

[SirMoo]

Assuming the aircraft selection and airport selection are some how already bound... You just bind the maxs of both and check it on confirm. Without actually seeing the code... This is crazy easy..

 

But Yuxi is actually on trial for war crimes based on that code quality so...

[Stevphfeniey]

Yeah wasn't it you that said something like AE's code looks like "Spaghetti which has been brutally skull ****ed"

 

Better to just be safe and budget out six months of your life dedicated just to rewriting AE's code